In commemoration of Fred Korematsu Day.

together with colleagues from USC main campus as well as external partners from the academe and the industry across the United States.National Science Foundations Expeditions in Computing program.

Aisen directs USCs Alzheimers Therapeutic Research Institute.Kay notes that Aisen is at the center of this huge hub of clinical trials that are testing all of these Alzheimers drugs.led by Rob McConnell and Jill Johnston of the Department of Population and Public Health Sciences at Keck School of Medicine.

one study described how the risk of death surges when extreme heat and air pollution coincide — a sobering finding in light of the warming climate and ongoing challenges in reducing the use of fossil fuels.The investigative team also includes engineers developing methods for PFAS decontamination because the chemicals have seeped into groundwater supplies in California and elsewhere in the nation.

A portfolio of awards and publications at the intersection of environment and public health are advancing Folts ambitions toward a sustainable future.

And more than $7 million in government grants support USC Stem Cell researchers in their efforts to find new therapies for kidney disease and Lou Gehrigs disease.The wishes were accompanied by cartoon dragons.

carnival rides and plenty of traditional and contemporary food creations.Tsay has been hailed as a hero after he disarmed the gunman at a separate dance studio his family owns in nearby Alhambra.

We stand here in solidarity together and offer unwavering support to the emotions that still linger since that shooting.Thousands attended the annual weekend event.